This post is a continuation of my last discussion on cookies with JMeter found here. In this post we are going to look at injecting cookies into a request in a couple of forms along with a noteworthy mention.
In our last BeanShell discussion, we looked at creating your own custom methods for use in JMeter. Today, we will be looking at how you can test your BeanShell scripts before using them in JMeter. BeanShell can be...
Wouldn't it be great if you were able to use the debugging capabilities of an IDE in order to write custom Java classes and methods which you could then use in a JMeter BeanShell sampler? Well, you can and this...
When creating a script in JMeter, you may have instances where you need to perform manipulation on variables or arrays you’ve captured using a Regular Expression Extractor or XPath Extractor. This is where BeanShell...
